Cancer survivors face substantial risks for morbidity, reduced quality of life, and premature
mortality related to the cancer itself and/or the interventions undertaken to control cancer …

Formal cancer survivorship care is a growing focus internationally. This article provides a
broad overview of the national strategies currently in progress for the development of …

Introduction Patients with heart failure have a significant symptom burden and other
palliative care needs often over a longer period than patients with cancer. It is …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate provider specialty, care coordination, and
cancer survivors' comorbid condition care. Methods This retrospective cross-sectional …

Background Cancer survival is increasing as patients live longer with a cancer diagnosis.
This success has implications for health service provision in that increasing numbers of …

Globally, both cancer incidence and survival are increasing. Early cancer detection and
improved treatment means many people with cancer will survive for ten or more years …

Purpose Preexisting diabetes is associated with increased morbidity and mortality in cancer.
We examined the impact of incident cancer on the long-term outcomes of diabetes. Methods …

BACKGROUND A cancer survivor is defined as a person living with or beyond cancer There
are over 2 million people living in the UK who have been diagnosed with cancer, the …

Purpose Overlooking other conditions during cancer could undermine gains associated with
early detection and improved cancer treatment. We conducted a systematic review on the …

Simple Summary A growing number of colorectal cancer survivors live with type 2 diabetes,
as a result of improved cancer diagnosis and treatment. These patients might have worse …